Geoff Barker’s 11 Proven Techniques to Stop Tinnitus, which I reviewed here:

http://blog.curetinnitus.org/r...-tinnitus/

Now, the book ain’t bad, and if you’re looking for a starting point, by all means, get the book. But it isn’t aggressive, and “aggressive” treatments, in my opinion, are the last [...]]]> Basically, these videos and web pages advertise the eBook:

Geoff Barker’s 11 Proven Techniques to Stop Tinnitus, which I reviewed here:

http://blog.curetinnitus.org/r...-tinnitus/

Now, the book ain’t bad, and if you’re looking for a starting point, by all means, get the book. But it isn’t aggressive, and “aggressive” treatments, in my opinion, are the last thing a tinnitus patient needs.

We need “peaceful” treatments, joyful treatments, and compassionate practitioners, partners, and listeners.

The whole idea of putting the word “aggressive” into the marketing mix just seems inappropriate to me.

So, it’s not really a scam, but I don’t think it’s helpful.

Try the book for a few tips, it does come with a guarantee.